There are a number of things we "know" as a society today. Individual opinions and disagreements exist, but society as a whole "knows" a number of things to be true. Many of our actions (and indeed personal opinions) are decided by using these truths as a basis. We act as though these truths cannot be proven false--they're truths, right
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Tomm, I appreciate your assertion that we should form our own opinions. However, with a complicated issue such as climate change, there's a strong possibility that one would not have the background to properly form such an opinion without extensive research. That said, such research is attainable and if you have an interest in climate change, I suggest you visit RealClimate. It's a blog-style site written by scientists around the world in a manner that is easily readable by members of the educated population. They even have a response on this particular Michael Crichton book ( ... )
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I've just posted a piece clarifying some matters I wrote previously about in the cs_lewis forum in which you were a participant. I address some viewpoints many members have voiced in this discussion, and am inviting all participants to lend their further consideration on this point of clarification.
Thanks. =]
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*slinks off*
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